Tools

Choose the action that helps you

Start from your need: convert, clean, inspect, read or assemble. Each tool explains what it does, what it does not prove and where to continue.

The five WebPion tools

Fewer tools, each with a clear role.

PrismProcess your files CleanClean metadata VerifyCheck available provenance ReadRead and extract text PDFCombine several PDFs in the order you choose.

Five movements

Understand each tool before using it

Each tool serves a distinct intention. A good workflow means choosing the useful action, knowing its limit and deciding what comes next from the result.

Prism

Need: Process, convert or optimize several compatible files without switching between multiple tools.
Action: Prism centralizes import, preview and available local transformations to build an exportable batch.
Limit: Formats and performance remain constrained by bundled engines, browser, memory and device capabilities.

Next : Inspect with Verify, rebuild with Clean or continue to PDF depending on the result you need.

Open Prism →

Clean

Need: Reduce metadata carried by an image before publishing or sharing it.
Action: Clean decodes and rebuilds the image locally without reintroducing metadata that the reconstruction does not copy.
Limit: Metadata not detected is not proof that no other data or provenance information exists.

Next : Review the rebuilt file and use Verify if you want to inspect what remains observable.

Open Clean →

Verify

Need: Observe what a file actually reveals before drawing conclusions about origin or structure.
Action: Verify reads accessible metadata, structure, fingerprint and provenance clues locally.
Limit: It certifies neither author, authenticity nor origin, and a missing signal is not proof of absence.

Next : If an image should be rebuilt before sharing, continue with Clean; otherwise keep the report as an observation.

Open Verify →

Read

Need: Recover text from an image, PDF or text file without relying on a remote OCR service.
Action: Read extracts native text and uses local Tesseract for images or scanned pages when OCR is required.
Limit: Recognition depends on quality, framing, contrast and language, and the output must always be reviewed.

Next : Copy or export the text, then return to PDF or Prism if the document needs recomposition or transformation.

Open Read →

PDF

Need: Assemble several documents in a chosen order into one PDF.
Action: PDF composes compatible files locally, preserves the displayed order and generates the final document in the browser.
Limit: Merging does not interpret the meaning of the content and does not replace reviewing the final document.

Next : Review the final PDF, then use Read, Verify or an ecosystem tool if another step is useful.

Open PDF →